Students at Delaware State University can earn a Bachelor of Forensic Biology in a program that mixes general education classes with major-specific courses like Biostatistics, Toxicology and Courts and Criminal Justice. A senior capstone research project that takes students out of the classroom and into a real-world work environment is required before graduation. The program partners with nearby Dover Air Force Base, which gives students access to professionals in the Forensic Science field.
Delaware State University
1200 N. DuPont Highway
Dover, DE 19901
302-857-6060
desu.edu
Arkansas State University offers a Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science with three specializations: Biology, Chemistry or general science. The Biology track focuses on courses like Human Anatomy and Cell Biology, whereas the Chemistry track tackles subjects like Genetics and Biochemistry. The university has research sites around the state, including the National Center for Toxicology Research and Arkansas Children's Hospital.
Arkansas State University
2108 East Aggie Road
Jonesboro, AR 72401
870-972-3024
astate.edu
Students at Guilford College earn a Bachelor of Science in Forensic Biology after 4 years of study that includes training in fingerprint analysis, DNA, blood evidence and forensic anthropology. The major consists of eight courses in addition to the university's general education and biology requirements. These classes include Forensic Chemistry and Human Anatomy and Physiology. An on-campus lab functions as a living classroom that provides actual work experience, preparing students for a career.
Guilford College
5800 West Friendly Ave.
Greensboro, NC 27410
336-316-2000
guilford.edu